Zen Lightbox addon [Support Thread]

[Woodymon]

How is the manual? I'm thinking of getting myself a copy soon! :)

Does it cover IH2 and/or Zen Lightbox?

I think the "manual" reference in this case were the "docs" at http://breakmyzencart.com/image-handler

Tim sure put in lots of work into his support site before abandoning it. It's been about a year or so. Maybe he will eventually return/come back to his senses ... and put Zen cart first, family second!

Woody

[Alex Clarke]

I think the "manual" reference in this case were the "docs" at http://breakmyzencart.com/image-handler

Tim sure put in lots of work into his support site before abandoning it. It's been about a year or so. Maybe he will eventually return/come back to his senses ... and put Zen cart first, family second!

Woody

Makes sense.

What ever happened to Tim anyway?

[s_mack]

Actually, I just meant your readme Alex. its been awhile since I installed it... but it went through smooth from beginning to end with no issues at all.

- Steven

[vip26]

I think I found a small bug of some sort or maybe your aware of it already? I am getting a javascript error using IE7 while browsing certin products.

Error expected "j"

I have tracked it down to:

<!-- begin lightbox v1.1 aclarke 2006-09-06 -->
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"><!--
document.write('<a href="images/large/dvd/theres_something_about_mary_LRG.gif" rel="lightbox[gallery]" title="There's Something About Mary Linked"><img src="images/medium/dvd/theres_something_about_mary_MED.gif" alt="There\'s Something About Mary Linked" title=" There\'s Something About Mary Linked " width="150" height="120" /><br /><span class="imgLink">larger image</span></a>');
//--></script>

It seems like the ' in There's Something About Mary, causes an error. If I take the ' out of the title the error goes away.

Thanks in advanced

[barco57]

Yup special characters like ' need to be escaped like \' otherwise they mess things up

[vip26]

Isnt there something equivalent to php's "stripslashes" that can work here, because using the \' doesnt work here, I still get the error.

[vip26]

I dont know how I ended up with 1.1, but upgrading to 1.3 fixed it.